Question

how does repeating statements such as \we will not be satisfied until...\ prove his point?
□ it shows that he only has one argument
□ it shows that he lost his train of thought
□ it makes the speech longer
□ it shows how many injustices there are

Explanation:

Repeating statements like "We will not be satisfied until..." (often seen in speeches like MLK's) is a rhetorical device (repetition/parallelism) to emphasize the number of injustices or issues needing redress. The option "It shows how many injustices there are" aligns with this, as repetition highlights multiple grievances. Other options are incorrect: repeating isn’t to show only one argument, lose thought, or just lengthen speech.

Answer:

The correct option is: It shows how many injustices there are